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Effect of power supply(Escom) on sound?
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<blockquote data-quote="skinnyfat" data-source="post: 833"><p>Hello there, yes it has been rather quiet.</p><p></p><p>First off - Fry your steak on GAS not AC !!!!! :lol: </p><p></p><p>I doubt your reciever will run out juice from a slight dip in power supply.(A more inferior brand maybe). I find the same happening to me from time to time. </p><p>I lived in CT as you know and I tested the AC supply with a multimeter and often it returned voltages of 180 -190, sometimes 220. If the power supply/caps in your amp/rec. are any good it should be able to absorb/compensate for the flutuations.</p><p></p><p>Skinny</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="skinnyfat, post: 833"] Hello there, yes it has been rather quiet. First off - Fry your steak on GAS not AC !!!!! :lol: I doubt your reciever will run out juice from a slight dip in power supply.(A more inferior brand maybe). I find the same happening to me from time to time. I lived in CT as you know and I tested the AC supply with a multimeter and often it returned voltages of 180 -190, sometimes 220. If the power supply/caps in your amp/rec. are any good it should be able to absorb/compensate for the flutuations. Skinny [/QUOTE]
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